Alan Duffy, known professionally as King Africa, was born in Argentina. He is a singer specializing in Latin and world music genres. King Africa gained initial recognition with his debut EP La Bomba in 2000, which included the hit single "La Bomba", a cover of the Bolivian group Azul Azul's song. This release marked a significant breakthrough for King Africa, opening doors to the European discographic market and establishing him as a prominent figure in Latin dance music. Throughout his career, King Africa released several albums that showcased his unique blend of Latin rhythms and dance beats. In 2000, he followed up his debut EP with the full-length album La Bomba-L'album, which further solidified his popularity. Notable singles from this period include "Te ves buena" (2002) and "Golosa" (2004), both of which received significant airplay and contributed to his growing fan base. King Africa's music has been featured in various compilations and collaborations, such as the album Fiesta Vip released by Vale Music in 2005. His repertoire also includes covers of other artists' songs, such as Black & White Brothers' "Pump It Up", which he reimagined with his distinctive Latin dance style. King Africa's influence extends beyond music, as he has been involved in cultural events and collaborations that highlight his versatility as an artist.